The National tribune., 1887-10-13
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MoRRIsoS.-At Baltimore, Md, Oct. S, Gen. Pit
carn Morrison, u. :. A, (retiredl aged 81 He was
"a native of New York city, and in $50 WAS APP
pointed Second Lieutenant of Artillery in the Reg
ular Army. He was subsequently, transferred to
the infantry.
BoYD-At Washington, ID. c., Oct T. Gen VIII
liam H. Boyd, the well-known Directory publisher.
lie had suffered intensely for the last three weeks
and WAS unconscious when he died. All the mem
beers of the immediate family, together with his
father. Andrew Boyd. OF Syracuse. N. Y, aud his
sister Mrs Morris, OF this city. were with him
when he died. Gen. Boyd's life WAS busy and
eyentful one, and he was highly respected by the
DooLEY.-At Stoughton. Mass. last week. John
Dooley aged 81. He was member of Stogghton
Post No. ~, having served in Co. h. 9th Mass.
Mr. Dooey, who WAS wounded at Malvern Hill,
was a brave soldier and good citizen, and has
been tenderly ministered to by his comrades. De-
ceased leaves a widow. son and two daughters.
QUIST.-Col. A. w. Quint, formerly of the Quar-
termasier's Department, u. ;. A. hung himself ut
Manchester. ". H., Oct. q. Melaneholia, conse-
Quont upon the death oil MS vile, Is belieVed To
have been the cause.
PnELPs.-Ilcnry +. Phelps. Goth ILL.,, was killed
Nation, ILL.,. Sept. 20, while returning from
the National Encimpment at 81. Louis Tie lost
his life while trying to board moving train Com
rade Phelps was an honored member of Ellsworth
Post No 20 of Hartford. Mich. He leaves n large
circle friends aud hundreds of comrades to mourn
his loss. On Sunday, Oct. 2, Ellsworth Post, No.
20 laid him to rest with all the honors Nearly
every Post ia the County ivan Bureul was repre-
sented there being nearly so of the Order present.
making it tc iaFcs. funeral ever held in that Sec
ton. Comrade Phelps served with honor from
Aug. Is, 1852, to the close OF the war, and was
wounded at Peach Tree Greek.
| WuITCHEE.-At Lebanon. Me. Sept. 26, Com
rade Rowland G. Whitchcr. aged CO.
MyERs.-At In Prairie, III. Comradc w. ID. Ny
ers n former resident Of Washington, Page Co.
| Iowa aud Past Senior Vice Commander of Gettys
burg Post. No. FL. Department of Iowa, at North
boro. lie a member OF Co. ID. nth H., and
served faithfully to- the end of the war. taking part
in all the campaigns and BATTLES of his regiment
| including Port Gibson. Raymond. Champion Hill:
/ and siege of Vicksburg. where he wa, severely
/ wounded in the hand on the I'D of May, In the
4 charge OF. the rebel works. The eomrndes o
! Lawn Ridge Post took charge. and buried our com
4 rade with the honors OF our Order.
| SAIsBURY.-At Wilson, N. Y. Sept. ia. OrriT
| Salisbury. Co. q. 18th n. Y, aged SS. He served
i two years.
BoYEN-At New Britain, Conn. Sept. &c, Pete
/ Boyen. He worthy and esteemed conrad,
of Stanley Post. No. IL, GAR, which adopted
| suitable resolutions TO his memory.
| MACK.-At Springfield, ILL.,, Oct. ., Caps. John
| Mack. Chief mastering Officer of the Department
| OF Illinois. Grand Army of the Republic. lie re
| mander and SIAN. but unwell. He was con
fined to his bed about "a hours During tho war n
| was a member of the 4th Wis battery. but after
| ward enlisted in the 3Jth Wis. Stephenson Pos
| took charge Of the burial services.
| GLADsToSE.-WilamG Gladstone. a cousin OF tn
| English slntesnian died NJ his home in White Cot
| tage. near GAINESVILLE, o., Oct. 2. He was born h
| Scotland in 1881 came To this country la iSj9
| served through the rebellion in the Union army
| and afterward settled down n miller in the villag
| la which he died.
well known army officer and Indian fighter. die
| mt Norwich Conn, on Wednesday. Oct. 4. aged 81
lie was promoted from the ranks, served Il
| MEXICO, in the late war, aud for many years late
on the frontier his last post being the Little 81
! Horn River, Montana. He was wounded in tile re
| beIIion, and at time was shot through wit
| poisoned Indian arrows. He was n Thirty -secOn
| Degree Mason. aud had been on the army retire
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